17-Sep-2026 | News

DRC-019, Remote Monitoring for LVDS

DRC-019 is uniquely developed to connect with LVDS electrical equipment and transformers installed on power distribution networks. It offers high-performance capabilities for transmitting network status information and critical data to VP.Start’s LMS system. This DRC IoT Device is highly resilient and was designed by VP.Start’s professional engineers to operate reliably in hot, humid, and cold environments. DRC-019 continuously operates and sends data updates every 15 minutes, supporting efficient and stable power delivery to consumers.

 

Key Functions of the DRC-019

 

“Upload Measurement”: Its role is to transmit data from the electrical network through the DRC IoT Device to the LMS system every 15 minutes.

 

“Over Limit Current Alarm”: Provides an alert when the current exceeds the preset limit.

 

“Source Absence Alarm”: Provides an alert when the power source is lost or disrupted, such as in cases of AC line failure, disconnection, or line breaks.

 

“Over Temperature Detection Alarm”: Provides an alert when the temperature of electrical equipment exceeds the preset limit. This function immediately notifies operators, enabling timely action to manage and mitigate potential risks.

 

“Warning Current Notification”: Provides an early warning when current fluctuations occur within the electrical network.

 

"Voltage-Presence Alarm": Monitors and alerts the presence or absence of electrical voltage in the grid. This function monitors the voltage across each phase and feeder to indicate whether voltage is present.

 

“Transformer Sensor Alarm”: It provides immediate alerts to electrical network operators when abnormalities are detected through the Transformer Temperature Gauge and Buchholz Relay, providing warnings of potential risks such as fire or explosion.